Joint attention as social cognition.¶
Tomasello, M. (1995). Joint attention as social cognition. Joint Attention: Its Origins and Role in Development.
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- Joint Attention
- Not Attention. Plain attention is one agent selectively orienting to a target; joint attention requires two or more agents plus the mutual registration that each knows the other attends.
This sourceClassic account of joint attention emerging around nine months and scaffolding word learning via gaze-following and mutual registration.
- Not Attention. Plain attention is one agent selectively orienting to a target; joint attention requires two or more agents plus the mutual registration that each knows the other attends.
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